Stories of Transformation through Christ!
More than one million villages still have not heard the Gospel. You can help us reach as many as possible. People, just like these, are waiting to be transformed by Christ.
Every village that is reached results in amazing stories of transformation through the power of Jesus Christ. These are real stories of real people.
When believers gather together for worship, prayer, and Bible study, God is in their midst. Pastor Boris believes that, and so does Pepa.
Believers in Pepa’s village in Bulgaria had allowed themselves to scatter and forget about their faith. When Pastor Boris found a building in the center of their village where they could meet, he invited them to come back to one another and to the Lord.
“I was so happy to find this group of believers,” Pepa says. “I found God’s love again because of them.”
For five years, Pepa had suffered with cancer. She had also undergone several chemotherapy...
Meet three people whose lives are now on a different course because of the faithfulness of Reach A Village’s ministry partners.
- A young woman in Belarus is now a follower of Jesus because Yaroslav answered God's call to come to her village and share the Gospel.
- A young man in Ukraine is now a follower of Jesus because Kirill shared the Gospel with him as they rode the train together.
- A wife and mother in Cambodia is now a follower of Jesus because Piseth knocked on her door and told her she could find hope in God’s Word.
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Travel in Bulgaria can be challenging, especially during the hot, dry days of summer. Two of Reach A Village’s ministry partners there are committed to doing an annual summer visiting tour around the country. They take time to meet with and encourage local ministry leaders who are sharing the Gospel in remote villages.
During one of their visits in summer 2021, they met *Blagoy who leads teams of local believers as they tell others about Jesus. Blagoy asked them to go with him on a special visit while they were there.
“There are many unreached Muslims in a nearby village,” Blagoy told them...
“My whole life was in troubled storms,” says Rubik. “I was constantly angry. I knew how to repair heating systems very well, but I didn’t want to work. I was drinking and living a sinful life.”
Rubik grew up in a village in Armenia. He always believed he was the best person in his neighborhood. But soon after he and his wife got married, he became the worst person he knew. “When she tried to express her opinion about something, I got very angry at her,” he says. “I even beat her. I remember this with great shame now.”
As a father, Rubik was no better. He made all the decisions for their...
